Marcia George made this cool Beach Throw for her granddaughter. With the ocean, boardwalk, sea oats, seashells and seagulls, it just makes you want to be at the beach! I quilted it in “Ribbon Hearts” for her and did the binding in blue. It’s pretty, Marcia! 🙂
Kristi Noland asked me to make a big quilt for her dad, a retired Arkansas Highway Police Officer from his uniform shirts, pants, t-shirts, jackets and cap. So, I did! It is just a bit longer than a California King. The colors reflect the colors of the Arkansas Highway Police and I incorporated patches and […]
Jill Rigdon made this great T-Shirt Quilt from shirts that she has been saving from endurance rides she did over the years. The Lost Posse Run, she and her friend Susan organized and held for three years. She held onto the shirts and now she has preserved them in this wonderful quilt where she can […]
Angela Rowan made this catchy quilt in bright lime green, yellow, brown and black with prints of fronds and leaves. The black border really makes the colors pop! Spring is right around the corner (it’s already here in North Florida!) and this quilt captures the fresh energy of the season. Our soft Hobbs Heirloom batting […]
Mary Black made this charming Drunkard’s Path Butterfly quilt! The beautiful butterfly print is set against black for a nice contrasting effect that really makes the colors pop. The blue frame actually becomes an integral part of the overall design. We used black Hobbs 80/20 batting from our shop inside, the 108” quilt backing is […]
I made this queen size Whimsical Bicycle Art quilt from a pattern by Sally Manke. This one is for my own bed! The wheels are each made from 72 Dresden wedges cut with a 10-degree wedge ruler. The bicycle, flowers and butterflies are all appliqué. I made it in the colors I wanted and added […]
Sarah Gambles pieced this pretty Chevron Block quilt. The colors and prints remind one of the ocean and seashore. It’s backed with our Supreme Muslin. I quilted in “High Seas” with a medium gray thread and did the binding for her. This is a very nice quilt, Sarah! 🙂
